Hi there!
I'm trying to recreate that sound... but haven't playedyet with effects (I'm a newby with the kemper).
Anyone could suggest me onboard effects to do that dubsetplike sound?
Bass effect for Madness by Muse
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Well, it's not a bass in the original, but a synth. Since the Kemper doesn't have synth effects, I doubt you'd be able to get it. To get somewhat close, you could try some sort of wah with a lot of wah and maybe a sub-octave or something. Haven't tried it (my stuff's all packed up for rehearsal at the moment), but off the top of my head, that's what I would try.
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Yes. It isn't a normal bass, it is a Kitara synth bass: http://misa-digital.myshopify.com/products/tri-bass
Interesting device. Just saw them live and was wondering what it was. Looked cool on stage.
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I know perfectly, but I could replicate it with my bass and my pedalboard. And Kemper has a lot of effects, maybe I can recreate something similar with it without carrying any other external pedal
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Try to use Wah Vowel Filter and some distortion.
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I will try it!
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Ah. That sounds like a good idea for sure. The bass player sort of extends his some of his notes by dragging his finger on the pad longer for longer periods of time, which might be the hardest part to capture. The wah input might help there for sure.
Post the results for if they work out! Good luck with it.
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Good song. But I prefer the original
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Ah. That sounds like a good idea for sure. The bass player sort of extends his some of his notes by dragging his finger on the pad longer for longer periods of time, which might be the hardest part to capture. The wah input might help there for sure.
Post the results for if they work out! Good luck with it.
I used to recreate that effect with an LFO, a bass envelope filter with a wah sidechained with an octaver and a particular distortion. I agree the envelope part is the most difficult to get